November News We will deliver Angel Food boxes on November 23rd. If you would like to join us, we will meet at Ryans at 9 am for breakfast and go to the Taylor Building about 10 am to prepare the boxes. This month we will have Thanksgiving boxes to give our families as well as the normal boxes. Below is a list of items we need to collect: Distribution/Contribution Anglin – Brown, M. 12-16 oz pkg Minute Rice, large spaghetti noodles Browning, B – Dekle Large canned fruits, sugar Dean – Grimaud Canned tomatoes, peas and corn, spaghetti sauce Grimstead – Kendrick Cereal, peanut butter, jelly Kyzer – Myers Canned soups, saltines Miller – Riddle Kool-aid packets, canned pork and beans Stoppelbein – Zamora Kidney beans, boxed Mac-n-Cheese Prayer Service for November During the month of November, we will met only on the second Thursday, November 14th at 7:00 pm. The Evangelism committee will provide the meal and message. This is the last gathering for the year so come for the blessings each of receive during the gatherings. Action Ministries of Augusta News November 7th is the date we will receive the names and Christmas lists for 40 children for White Christmas. December 8th is the date we will deliver the gifts to Action Ministries at 303 Hale Street. Remember this year we have been asked to supply 225 cans of green beans and 100 cans of soup for the 400+ food boxes Action Ministries will prepare for families. These canned goods will be delivered on December 8th also. Tables have been set up downstairs in the Taylor Building for the canned goods. If you would like to bring, they can always use coats, sweaters and blankets. Thank you Liberty family for sharing! Remember to “like” us on Facebook: Liberty United Methodist Church The choir has begun practicing for the Christmas Cantata. Regular practice is on Wednesday at 7 pm and cantata begins about 8. We would love to have you join us. Also, we are needing tall ficus trees to use during the cantata. Wed like to drape them with lights. If you have one that we could borrow, please let Terry know. The Men of Liberty will meet on the following dates at 7 pm: November 7 We will study Americas Christian Heritage November 11 Now How Shall We Live We will not meet again until January. Dates will be announced. YOUTH MEETINGS: November 3rd and November 17th from 5 pm – 7 pm. On November 2nd, the youth will take a travel to LaGrange, Georgia for a day trip and will experience the Judgment Journey: a 45 minute walking re-creation presenting end time events as the Bible describes them. The cost is $10 each plus spending money for lunch and supper. The youth collecting Box Tops for Education for Katie Johnsons 3rd grade class at Bayville Elementary. Help Katies class collect the most and win an cream party! The youth is collecting canned goods and dry goods for the Golden Harvest thru December 15th. A collection box is located in the Taylor Building. Operation Christmas Child is underway and collections will continue through November 24th. A Good News-Great Joy OCC insert will be in the 2nd Sunday bulletin. The youth are accepting items or donations. A collection box for items has been placed in the Taylor Building. If you are making monetary donation, please make check out to Liberty MYF and indicate for OCC. In the memo section. We will be happy to shop for you. Our goal is to fill 30 boxes and add $7 per box for shipping. Choose boy or girl: ages 2-4, 5-9, or 10-14 GIFT SUGGESTIONS: Toys: dolls, toy trucks, stuffed animals, kazoos, harmonicas, yo-yos, jump ropes, balls that light up or make noise (with extra batteries), Slinky, small Etch-a-Sketch, etc. School Supplies: pens, pencils, and sharpeners, crayons or markers, stamps and ink pad sets, writing pads, or paper, solar calculators, coloring and picture books, etc. Hygiene Items: toothbrush, toothpaste, mild bar soap (in plastic bag), comb, hairbrush, washcloth, etc. Other: T-shirts, socks, ball caps, sunglasses, hair clips, bows, toy jewelry, watches flashlights (with extra batteries). Wrapped hard candy or bubble gum (in plastic bag.) A Personal Note: You may enclose a note/card to child with picture of yourself of your family. (If you include your name and address, the child may write back.) DO NOT INCLUDE: Used or damaged items, war-related items, such as toy guns, knives or military figures, chocolate or food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass containers, or aerosol cans. Krystal will be attending the National Youth Workers Convention with the Augusta District in in Nashville, Tennessee from November 21-24. Please remember this group of fine folks in your prayers. A note from Krystal: Thank you, Liberty for all of your support with the youth. We are truly blessed. God Bless you all!! Ushers for November 2013 3 Leonard Syphrit & Jim Hutchinson 10 Johnny Anglin & Wayne Stoppelbein 17 Ed Hart & Larry Oglesby 24 Buddy Barefield & Chris Messer Greeters for November 2013 3 Cathy Broome & Shirley Gramaud 10 LeAnn Anglin & Rette Riddle 17 Joel Zamora & Edna Jones 24 Jane Hyder & Imogene Ford Acolytes for November 2013 3 Kelley Arrasmith 10 Julianne Bugg 17 Kelsey Lord 24 Taylor Lord DO YOU KNOW... You cannot say the Lords prayer, and even once say “I.” You cannot pray the Lords prayer, and even once say “my.” Nor can you pray the Lords prayer and not pray for another, For when you ask for daily bread, you must include your brother! For others are included in each and every plea From the beginning to the end of it, it does not once say “me.” ꕥ A man and his ever-nagging wife went on vacation to Jerusalem. While they were there, the wife passed away. The undertaker told the husband, “You can have her shipped home for$5,000, or you can bury her here, in the Holy Land, for $150. The man thought about it and told him he would just have her shipped home. The undertaker asked, “Why would you spend $5,000 to ship your wife home, when it would be wonderful to be buried here and you would only spend $150?” The man replied, “Long ago, a man died here, was buried here, and three days later he rose from the dead. I just cant take that chance.” CIRCUIT RIDER Liberty United Methodist Church 2040 Liberty Church Road Hephzibah, Georgia 30815 Rev. Jim Hyder VOLUME 20, NUMBER 11 NOVEMBER 2013 A highway patrolman had stopped a car for speeding and was writing a traffic violation ticket for the driver: “You know who I am,” the driver said. “I am the Chairman of the Board of the County Commissioners. Im late for a board meeting at the courthouse. You should let me continue because the meeting cannot start until I get there.” “I understand your problem,” the patrolman said, “and Im writing this ticket as fast as I can.” We all have our jobs to do.... It was Grandmas 75th birthday and the family decided to treat her to her first airplane flight so she could visit her sister across the country. Everyone tried to convince her to take the flight. “No, youll never get me up in an airplane,” she said. “Why dont all of you quit bothering me about flying? Flying is against human nature. Im going to stay right here on the ground and watch television like to good Lord intended!” The Lord and television? An Indianapolis teacher asked her class to name the three principal food groups and one youngster answered, “McDonald’s, Burger King and Wendys.” Education is so wonderful! Hope you enjoyed the change of pace of the newsletter article for the month from the preacher. A little nonsense from time to time is good for the soul. Grins are healthy for the face. Smiles are even better! God Bless...............see you in Sunday School and worship? I hope so! Jim
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